Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
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 R.1rrMoRR. August 24-- The State Convention of the Republican party to ! ,,oTninate candidates for Governor, Comutroller, and Attorney General, met here this afternoon. A temporary Or- osnization was effected and committees on permanent organization and resolu- Ions were appointed; after which, re- c,-ss was taken to afford :he committee ' time to T, port.
 1 NEW YORK. August 2i- The Pacific ! Mai! Co. has declared dividend of l per cent payable Sept. 10th.
 PErERsBoRGH. VG-, August 23- The Virginia Republican State Committee has issued an address to the Republic an electors, the GTst part of which IS an 1 answer to the address put forth by the Democratic managers, After referring to inc indorsement of President Cleve- land and that this administration will re- ceiye the cordial support of the Dem ocratic party of Virginia, the address states that tho Democrats are in- consistaut and iD sincere, Gs they demand a reoeaI of the Internal Revenue sys- .em and the passage of the Blair bill Ehen it is known that President Cleve- land is opposed to the one and withheld tpdorsement from the other. His for maj and expressed approval Of Secretary Msnping's views and recommendations upon the subject of taxstsion and rev enue are conclusive.
 ! The address arraigns Governor Lee for his many shortcomings and touches upon finance by asking what bseame or tbe sl 800, TIP which was in the treasury in 1883. when the Democrats Is-entered the Capitol, and what has been done 1 with the teIes since collected. amount ing to over SlOOOOOOO, and why there IS nov SO little money in the treasury, with vet an accumulation of overdue and paid interest in the same period 1, increasing the State debt S4,5OO,OOO. The people have a right 10 know why the annual cost of the sdmInIsirsiion of the government has increased fsom sSO2 900, to over $1,25O.OOO.
 It goes on: The moneu: the Rsput- Iicau party lost control of the govern men. it was prepared to sci upon the subiect and repeal certain taxes; that President Arthur had urged @ repeal of the tobacco tax: that the Democratic House. when the Republican House was ready and anxious to reduce the ltaxes. declined 10 proceed; That the ks- pubiicans are now practically united m favor of the repeal Of the tax on tobac- % and fruit dis.ill6tion, and it restored to power, will remove the burden which these domestic products have so long endured"
 The address arraigns the Democracy for their iucompetancy and unfaithful- ness which caused the fsilurs of the act of ths Republican legislature tor Sn eQuitable readjusiment of the State debt The Republican party will cheeEfuly unite in every effort.
 The address denied that the Demo cratic party founded or IS responsible for the efficient management of tEe free school system
 The Republicans have always been faithful tO the agricultural interests of the state, and We remind the people that Secretary Manning recommended the repeal of the tariff on wheat, corn and other farm products, and that tea and coffee should be taxed as luxuries. As Mir. Cleveland endorsed tbIs and the Democratic party endorses Cleveland We ask the farmers what this declaration of friendship is worth.
 We feel that our party: whose proud est motto is the dignity of AmeEic AD labor and the protection of American Industries,r needs no vaDid assurance of its friendship for the labOring man. That Clevelands administration Is a bitter disappointment to the managers of the Decoerstic party of Virginia, is sttested by loud Rud deep com Jlalnts- The National Democratic platform upon Sbich Cleveland was elected, promised to repeal the I1iernul Revenue system, but pledges the party tu 6 continuance of the Internal Revenue taxes and their application to the payment of pensions, Every me sage of Pfe-Idert Cleyeland's hes ignored any suggestion of a repeal of ihc In,errsl Reve9us system, The Democratic majority o! the FOrty-ninth Clug ress, speak:nE ia accordance with the views O' President Cleveland, has given unmistakable responses on behalf of the Demo cratic party.
 | Tbc record oi tbe democracy now in power. upon the repeal of The Internal R.venue sysietn. slows t1E: the Demo eFatlc party winch for ten years, except ing the 47th Congress, controlled the house of representatives, failed 10 at upon the sabIsct. and that 1t was by the 47th Congress. Republicans that the taxes were reduced fully S50,0OO. OO0. the reduction on tobacco being from lG to & ossts
 4 promise ot tbis repeal was made in 1881 ny several Democratic candidates for Congress, but the people would not be deceived. It now remains to be test ed whether the same hollow pretext con be used now by the Democrats with any more success than attended them ID 1884
 SAN FRASCIsCo, August BE. H, Coffio or the Wabash, now in this cIty from St. Louis, ssys that there IS likely tO be serious trouble ever the rates made by the eastern roads Ou sccoCnt of the Grand Army reunion at S.. Louis. The trouble IS precipi,nted by the failure Of the Eastern and Western associations Co mske unXorm rates. Some of the roads have made round trip prices the same as a single ticket from the point of deper- turs to St. LouIs. Others are making lower rates. and by the time the process sion IS ready to move there will be slash ing and cuttinG on all the lines.
 From another source O; information it is learned that the Western States Passenger Association a short time ago decIded to make n rate tO reunion of the Grand army of ] z cents Der mIle. The Central Traffic Association then decided to make rate cf 1 cent per mile. The Wabash rGilvsy is a mem Der of both the Western state PRsseU TT Association and the the Central Traffic Association, and when the matter Ot the difference ID rates wss brought tO the attention of Receiver McNults, he came to the conclusion that it would not be fair to nlske II cent rate over one part Of his road and 1 cent rate over another part. s1 he instructed General Passenger Agent Snow tO make a rate Of cent per mile to the reunion over all portions of the road.
 This will probably compel all tbe Western roads to reduce their rates to cent per mile. and some of them may do still better.
 LONDON, August 24-The Argentine Republic five per cent bond loan. of SIG, ,291, GOO pasos, Nill be introduced on the Berlin Bourse to- morrow, Advance sales at per cent are brisk. The loan Is offered at %.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 2i Mrs. Cleveland arrived here early this morning, accom-